One year after leaving his royal duties behind, Prince Harry is taking on a producer role in a new docuseries called "The Me You Can't See." You can stream the show now via Apple TV Plus.
"The Me You Can't See" is co-created and executive produced by Prince Harry and Oprah Winfrey. The series explores stories centered around emotional well-being and mental health, according to an Apple TV Plus press release.
Oprah and Prince Harry steer discussions about mental health with guests from varied backgrounds, including music icon Lady Gaga, NBA players DeMar DeRozan and Langston Galloway, popular chef Rashad Armstead, and more. Emmy nominee Dawn Porter and Academy Award-winner Asif Kapadia serve as directors for the series.
How to watch 'The Me You Can't See' with Oprah and Prince Harry
"The Me You Can't See'' premiered May 21 on Apple TV Plus. All five episodes of the first season are now available on the streaming service.
Apple TV Plus costs $5 a month and new members get a free a seven-day trial. Apple is also offering a promotion that gives anyone who's recently purchased a new Apple device a free one-year subscription to Apple TV Plus. The deal is only good if you redeem your free subscription within 90 days of your device purchase.
You can stream the Apple TV Plus app on most media players and smart TV brands, including Apple TV 4K, Roku, and Fire TV.
You can also try Apple TV Plus as part of an Apple One plan. Apple One is Apple's bundle of services with Apple Music, iCloud, Apple Arcade, and Apple TV Plus.
Apple One's base plan costs $15 a month and includes 50GB of iCloud storage. Other plans include more iCloud storage. For $30 a month, you can get Apple News Plus and Apple Fitness Plus, too.
Any Apple TV Plus plan will let you watch the series alongside other Oprah-centric shows including "The Oprah Conversation,""Oprah's Book Club," and "Oprah Talks COVID-19."